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23.5.2. Assumptions in Fluid Flow Analysis
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What does it mean for flow to be steady?
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Think about how velocity behaves in steady flow.
- 2.
Why is incompressible flow a common assumption?
Hint
Consider the types of fluids often analyzed in engineering.
- 3.
What assumption is made when fluid is treated as incompressible?
- Density varies
- Density remains constant
- Velocity changes
Hint
Think about how liquids behave compared to gases in compression.
- 4.
Is Bernoulli's equation applicable near solid boundaries?
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the effects of shear stress.
- 5.
A fluid flows through a tube with varying diameter. Evaluate how energy changes when transitioning through narrow sections.
Hint
Look at how fluid velocity increases and affects pressure.
- 6.
A pump introduces energy to a fluid flowing through a pipe. How does this alter the application of Bernoulli’s equation?
Hint
What kind of energy transformation occurs with the pump?
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